The London Stock market crashes as the British find their war's have cost quite a bit. Employers of factories are hiring less workers whilst expecting them to produce more. France follows suit and its currency crashes through the floor, causing a severe depression. The French government responds by increasing its tariffs on all foreign imports to encourage local industries.

France agrees with Russia that cutting its army is not the way to go. It says that all lands that have been captured in the war should be returned to their previous owner (except for the Azlan lands).

A British reporter finds that the Japanese rule the Koreans and Manchurians with great cruelty, forcing Japanese culture upon them.

[Also no treaty has been signed (except with Aztlan) to officially end the war. So consider that when you build on land taken from France.]

Russia says that, in exchange for their cooperation, they will be made citizens of Russia and will get all the rights a citizen of Russia would. They would be left alone, free to practice their own religion and their own ways.

Mark weeps at the crash in the market and says that their is plenty of work in the New factory's and the army as we do have a war going for every British man will need to do their part to help with this problem.

Britain sends a message to Portugal saying that they can hire British navy ship for a cheap price and asks them to help with the crash.

Britain puts the new eye glasses and other Invations to good use in the markets crash.

France wants Russia to pay a large sum of money for the lands in the America's considering that there already is infrastructure from the native Scandinavians who settled there thirty years ago.

France will sell Madagascar to Germany if Germany will pull her troops out of the Netherlands and of course pay a good amount of money.

Spain creates its first census, administered throughout its holdings. This increases revenue to Spanish coffers and helps cut the amount of tax dodgers. As a result of French tariff increases, Spanish merchants look to Morocco for investment.